VISIBILITy

LEADERSHIP

SERVICE

affirming native voices

View & Download Agenda!

SAIGE 21st National Training Program

Register Now!

Our National Training Program provides a forum on the most current issues facing American Indian and Alaska Native government employees, tribes, and the people we serve. Topics include: Federal Indian Law and Policy; Leadership and Professional Development; Natural/Cultural Resources; and EEO/Diversity issues.

Geoffrey Standing Bear
Principal Chief of the Osage Nation- SAIGE 2023

Northern Quest Resort & Casino

Reserve Your Room!

Call to make your room reservation at 866-298-1941; Group Code: SAIGE.

Be sure to provide the Group Code or you will not get our group rate. The deadline for making room reservations has been extended to Monday, May 27, 2024.

HOTEL INFO

Free Airport Shuttles

For more information and to book your shuttle

HOTEL TRANSPORTATION

Exhibitor Details

EXHIBITOR SHIPPING INFO

EXHIBITOR SET UP INFO

Native vendors contact phil.hamel@saige.org by May 28 or until capacity reached.

PARTNERS

Military Award Winners

These remarkable AI/AN military and veteran leaders will be recognized during the SAIGE National Training Program Veterans Luncheon on 6 June 2024 at the Northern Quest hotel in Spokane, WA.

To download the 2024 Warrior Program Agenda, click here.

Featured Plenary Speakers

Fredericka Joseph Chair, SAIGE Board of Directors

Tracy Goodluck Senior Advisor, Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior

Charles F. Sams III National Park Service Director

JoAnn Brant Office of Mission Support, Office of Inclusive Excellence, Environmental Protection Agency

Stephen Pevar Yale Law School

Bree Black Horse Assistant United States Attorney, Eastern District of Washington

Arlando Teller, Assistant Secretary for Tribal Government Affairs, Department of Transportation

Matt Dannenberg Senior Tribal Liaison, Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs, Department of Energy

Casey Sixkiller, Region 10 Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency

Scott Aikin Senior Advisor White House Council on Native American Affairs

ABOUT SAIGE

Society of American Indian Government Employees.

Formed in 2002, SAIGE is the first national non-profit organization representing American Indian and Alaska Native Federal, Tribal, State, and local government employees.

SAIGE hosts an outstanding Annual National Training Program, open to all, focused on professional development, leadership and topics related to the complex Federal Indian Trust Responsibility. Integral to this, SAIGE provides specialized training sessions for Veterans and Youth.